TECH & INNOVATION

Targeting Enzymes May Help Nanosensors Check Cancer

TECH & INNOVATION 11.03.2022 18:30 PM

Read on to know how artificial intelligence and nanosensors could detect and monitor cancer cells. New sensors may provide doctors and cancer researchers with new capabilities by examining enzyme activity at the organism, tissue, and cellular sizes.

Creepy Tentacle Robot From Harvard Scientists Is a Gripper That Holds Like Human Hands

11.03.2022 06:25 AM

Harvard scientists developed the tentacle robot that recreates the gripping capability of the human hand by wrapping its inflatable tentacles around an object. Check it out in this article.

Can Artificial Intelligence Cure Brain Disorders Like Parkinson’s Disease, Epilepsy? Here’s What Studies Show

11.02.2022 19:28 PM

Continue reading to learn how a neural implant from an artificial intelligence may act as the brain's pacemaker.

Can Tesla Optimus Robot’s Leg Lift a Piano? Here’s How Powerful It Is! [LOOK]

10.31.2022 22:30 PM

Continue reading to see why Tesla Optimus no longer needs a leg day after successfully lifting a piano.

World's Smallest TV is Just as Big as a Post Stamp But Works Like the Real Ones

10.31.2022 09:00 AM

Electronics company TinyCircuits unveils the world's smallest TV with a 0.6 inch (15mm) screen complete with knobs to control, and a capacity to store videos. Find out more about this extraordinary product through this article.

Developing AI Technology Enabling Robots to Communicate With Some Animal Species

10.31.2022 05:50 AM

Innovating AI-Technology that enables humans to understand animal sounds are promising to connect with the animal species. Understand and evaluate how this sounds, read here now!

RobotFalcon an Effective Invention Driving Off Flock of Birds Near Airports, Study Reveals

10.28.2022 08:08 AM

RobotFalcon proved to be effective in driving off flocks of birds away from aviation paths. Know more about this flying invention here, read now!

Most Metaverse Projects To Close by 2025; Here's What the Analyst Says

10.27.2022 04:23 AM

Analyst says that Metaverse projects will end by 2025. Continue reading to know the reason behind. According to Matthew Ball, head analyst at the market research firm Canalys for technology, the majority of metaverse ventures will fail over the coming years.

"Forever Chemicals" Present in Drinking Water May Be Removed With Filtration Methods

10.26.2022 20:44 PM

Scientists found out that filtration methods can effectively remove forever chemicals. Continue reading to know more about this study.

Moving Solar Panel Rows Apart Improve Efficiency

10.26.2022 09:00 AM

A new study showed that solar panels are more efficient when it is spaced farther apart. Continue reading to know more about this study.

Penguin Feathers May Contain Effective Anti-Icing Properties, Study Suggests

10.26.2022 02:31 AM

A new study from McGill suggests that Gentoo Penguins feather has anti-icing properties that can aid humankind for icing dilemmas. Know more about this icy-fresh study here. Read now!

Sodium Element May Unravel Lithium Batteries Distress of EVs

10.25.2022 11:38 AM

Sodium may aid the disadvantages of lithium-ion batteries. Learn how this can be a promising technology and source of energy, read here now!

Curious Rats To Help First Responders in Searching Earthquake Survivors Using Backpack Technology

10.24.2022 23:03 PM

A Belgian organization developed a backpack technology that will aid rats in the effective hunting of earthquake survivors. Continue reading to know more about this new technology.

Low-Cost Modular Rollator Automatically Records Patients Activity Without Experts Close Monitoring

10.24.2022 22:36 PM

A low-cost alternative to rollator is now launched to help therapists monitor patients with ease. For more information, continue reading this post.

Robotic Fish Can Now Eat Plastic to Clean Water Wastes

10.24.2022 14:01 PM

Read on to know how you could avoid water pollution as this robot fish cleans waste. The University of Surrey's "Robo-Fish" robot fish was developed after its makers won a robotics competition.

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